Across
- 2. _____ helped pilgrims during starving times.
- 5. _____ English colony in North America, named after king.
- 7. No_____ or _____, fighting with _____.
- 11. _____wanted to purify or restore the church and were known as _____
- 13. Voting rights were given to white_____ who owned property.
- 14. _____ where Pilgrims settled, present day Cape cod Massechussets.
- 18. _____ idea of self government rooted in the _____document.
- 21. _____ ship pilgrims used.
- 22. _____government was established in Virginia.
- 23. _____3 Native Americans helped the Pilgrims survive the first several years in the new colonies
- 25. _____took control of Jamestown and made people work for their food. Said,"No Worky, No Foody!"
- 26. _____protested against the established church
- 27. _____given a charter to start a new colony in North America.
Down
- 1. _____name given to Roanoke after disappeared.
- 3. _____ also known as separatists, made religious journeys.
- 4. _____"established church" in Britain/England in the 1500's and 1600's
- 6. _____religious upheaval in Europe/England that tore the Catholic Church apart and led to new colonies being formed
- 8. _____found at Roanoke on a tree when White returned after 3 years.
- 9. _____chosen to run the colony before Raleigh returned to England for supplies.
- 10. _____issues the first permanent English settlers experienced.
- 12. _____/pilgrims needed to separate from the church
- 15. _____ made settlers rich.
- 16. _____name of the "assembly" that first met in Virginia in summer of 1619, that established self-government in the English Colonies
- 17. _____ to hard, No_____.
- 19. _____given the 1st "charter" to establish a colony in the New World in 1585 from Queen Victoria.
- 20. _____ brought to Virginia in 1619 by dutch traders.
- 24. _____sign of appreciation for a good harvest and Indian cooperation was celebrated first by the Pilgrims in Plymouth in 1621